Posts tagged Muhammad Yunus
Youth-led protest movements across South and Southeast Asia seek a political reset 
Youth-led protest movements across South and Southeast Asia seek a political reset 

Written by Adhiraaj Anand

Deeper and more sustained transnational exchanges could foster new regional identities and solidarities between national protest movements, as well as increase their resilience and capacity for innovation.

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Emerging Issues, South Asia, Southeast Asia9DLYouth-led protest movements across South and Southeast Asia seek a political reset, 9dashline, Adhiraaj Anand, Gen-Z, Indonesia, Timor-Leste, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Protest, Prabowo Subianto, #KaburAjaDulu, Reformasi, #ReformasiDikorupsi, Nepal, Nepo babies, #ResetIndonesia, Marcos, Duterte, Sheikh Hasina, Awami League, Bangladesh Nationalist Party, Jamaat-e-Islami, Hong Kong Protests, #SEAblings, Milk Tea Alliance, Muhammad Yunus, Sushila Karki, German Institute for Global and Area Studies, GIGA
Bangladesh’s defence diversification and pivot to networked security
Bangladesh’s defence diversification and pivot to networked security

Written by Taufiq E. Faruque and Rubiat Saimum

Bangladesh no longer intends to operate as a peripheral state within an India-centric security order in South Asia, but as a globally connected security actor seeking to maximise strategic autonomy over its procurement choices, maritime posture, and regional role.

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South Asia, Faultlines9DLTaufiq E. Faruque, Rubiat Saimum, Bangladesh’s Defence Diversification and Pivot to Networked Security, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, China, US, defence diversification, naval cooperation, network-centric statecraft, networked security, Muhammad Yunus, Sheikh Hasina, Rohingya, Bay of Bengal, defence procurement, military diplomacy, election
Sheikh Hasina’s political demise and Bangladesh’s foreign policy in the Yunus era
Sheikh Hasina’s political demise and Bangladesh’s foreign policy in the Yunus era

Written by Khandakar Tahmid Rejwan

Bangladesh’s historical pro-India stance under Hasina is likely to diminish under the new interim administration due to Touhid’s critical views on India over issues like alleged border killings and the need to balance geopolitical partners.

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South Asia, Power Politics9DLSheikh Hasina’s political demise and Bangladesh’s foreign policy in the Yunus era, Khandakar Tahmid Rejwan, Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, Muhammad Yunus, China, India, Myanmar, Protests